I need to get a 240 to 110 volt down transformer for my charger. Would you know the current draw of the battery charger?
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I don't know if this will help you, but the bottom of the charger reads: Input: 120 VAC~ 60Hz 26W Output: 3.6V-10.8V DC, 1.5A There is nothing in the booklet that comes with the Dremel that will answer your question. I would expect the current needs of the charger to be minimal.
21568
I don't know if this will help you, but the bottom of the charger reads:Input: 120 VAC~ 60Hz 26WOutput: 3.6V-10.8V DC, 1.5AThere is nothing in the booklet that comes with the Dremel that will answer your question. I would expect the current needs of the charger to be minimal.
1770649
Sorry but the label lists 100-115 VAC...there is another model for the 220/240v (CTEK MULTI XS 3600 BATTERY CHARGER)...that may be the one for you.
1293818
The included charger is wired for 120VAC, 60Hz, single phase. Step-down transformer, maybe? Don't know your particular situation.
397975
this charger is only 120v you will need a step down transformer form 220 to 120
441987
The charger is 120 volt 60 hz input and output is 7 volt 250 ma. If you can't buy it from skill you should be able to buy one from radio shack.
1319473
Assuming your referring to the battery charger for this saw, a 150 watt, 110v down converter should keep up with the demands under most conditions. Remember duty cycles of batteries change under temperature conditions. Your limited by temperature. Heating of the batteries might slow your cycle rate, buy additional batteries, or a bigger saw.
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The charger reads: "100-240 V, 50-80 Hz/200mA; Output:DC 5.0V/890mA." Maybe this helps? Owner.
16078
Hey, since I don't know a whole lot about this sorta stuff I'm just gonna give you most of the information on the charger. Model: ADP-180HB D INPUT: 100-240V ~ 2.25A 50-60Hz Hope that helps.
220840
No you will not. I assume you are using it as a 24v so this charger is a 2 bank which will have 2 fused wires & 2 ground wires that connects to your batterys. The diagram is in detail for which application you choose to use. Once you connect to your application when you get ready to charge all you do is plug in to s 120v outlet. Hope this helps. http://www.batterystuff.com/files/manual-gu2611a1.pdf
1012375
Rodrigo, very sorry that I didn't answer sooner. The battery charger is 110 volts only. I had to buy a 240 volt charger on Ebay, after the drill arrived. I didn't check before I bought it, so my fault.
498357
Yes you can. This transformer will step down 220v current to 110v current and you can then use your 110v charger without worry. Also it has a large wattage capacity so no worries about chargers that do not draw much current. I have been using this one for a year every day and no problem what so ever.
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You can buy a Makita charger for your batteries that uses either 110 or 240, but not both, unfortunately. The light of course, only runs off your already charged batteries, so it doesn't take 110 or 240. So the short answer is, 'No', and the long answer is 'Yes, sort of, if you buy one of each of Makita's chargers.'
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No, it is a standard US 2 prong cord. It's not a dual voltage charger either. You would need what is commonly known as a travel converter. The current draw is only 1.5A. You could also order a separate charger from Dewalt, but the transformer would be far less expensive.
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To charge this tool, it uses 110-120v circuit. If you have only a 240v circuit it's twice the voltage it needs and will burn it out. If you have a converter, it has to cut the voltage down to 110v. I hope this answers your question.
2135818
The charger fits your basic 110 outlet. I personally would not as my machine did not work from the start (since day of purchase). Customer Service from Ahead Sales have been extremely poor. Basically they had lead me around in a circle (delaying time) until it had passed my reimbursement return date. All I asked was to replace the charger/battery. I would buy a Shark (not from Ahead Sales though).
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I believe it does 100-240 volts but I am on a business trip and will check the charger for the voltage range.If you check the charger specs it should tell you unless the label is missing. If it does not say it on the charger, the safe way to use it with a littl e travel transformer 220 v down to 117 volt you get them at Radio Shack. Juergen
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Mine is labeled 110-240, but I haven't tested it. Also be aware that there seems to be many different parts shipped out under this listing, so yours may not. The batteries and charger were the best parts of this deal.